Dr. Ira Shah : How Much to Investigate Neonatal Cholestasis | Pediatric Oncall

 
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https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vMCD6W10yJY/mqdefault.jpg 03/04/2016 12:07:04 Dr. Ira Shah talks about Neonatal cholestasis- liver disease case of 5 months old baby. Investigated on neonatal cholestasis. Its brief about direct hyperbilirubinemia-Etiologies is basic distinction is between extrahepatic etiologies and intrahepatic etiologies. Extrahepatic etiologies are extrahepatic biliary atresia choledochal cyst, bile duct stenosis, spontaneous perforation of the bile duct cholelithiasis, inspissated bile/mucus plug, and extrinsic compression of the bile duct. Intrahepatic etiologies are idiopathic, Toxic, Genetic /chromosomal, infectious, metabolic, and miscellaneous.
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Also, check out Dr Ira Shah: Diagnosis of TB-When to Treat and Not to Treat
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A brief primer on disorders of amino acid metabolism, disorders of lipid metabolism, Disorders of bile Acid metabolism, miscellaneous metabolic disorders, basic evaluation, metabolic workup, radiological evaluation, invasive studies, limitations of liver biopsy, the role of HIDA-our experience, the role of MRCP.

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Dr. Ira Shah : How Much to Investigate Neonatal Cholestasis | Pediatric Oncall

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Dr. Ira Shah talks about Neonatal cholestasis- liver disease case of 5 months old baby. Investigated on neonatal cholestasis. Its brief about direct hyperbilirubinemia-Etiologies is basic distinction is between extrahepatic etiologies and intrahepatic etiologies. Extrahepatic etiologies are extrahepatic biliary atresia choledochal cyst, bile duct stenosis, spontaneous perforation of the bile duct cholelithiasis, inspissated bile/mucus plug, and extrinsic compression of the bile duct. Intrahepatic etiologies are idiopathic, Toxic, Genetic /chromosomal, infectious, metabolic, and miscellaneous.
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Also, check out Dr Ira Shah: Diagnosis of TB-When to Treat and Not to Treat
https://youtu.be/1n6ZT9KQvvA

A brief primer on disorders of amino acid metabolism, disorders of lipid metabolism, Disorders of bile Acid metabolism, miscellaneous metabolic disorders, basic evaluation, metabolic workup, radiological evaluation, invasive studies, limitations of liver biopsy, the role of HIDA-our experience, the role of MRCP.

TAGS: cholestasis treatment, cholestasis of pregnancy treatment, treatment for cholestasis, neonatal cholestasis treatment, cholestasis symptoms, symptoms of cholestasis, signs, and symptoms of cholestasis, cholestatic liver disease, cholestatic liver disease symptoms, cholestatic disease, chronic cholestatic liver disease, cholestatic liver disease treatment, cholestatic jaundice, cholestatic jaundice treatment, cholestasis causes, causes of cholestasis, hepatic cholestasis, cholestatic hepatitis, cholestatic hepatitis treatment.
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